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the L9NDON GAZ-P.:ITE; .LVov. 13, 1810 The names of those who were nominated for sheoffi by the Lni- Is,of the Coilneil, at the Eteite qlter, on t,he Morrow of- Saint , IVlartin, in the fifty :t year of the. roi,;ci of King George the Th;rd, and in the year o/ our Lord one thousand eight .hundred and ten. • Bed•torrishireHoseph Howell, of Maritet-street, Esq. Robert Hopkins, Of sandon, Esq john Cooper of Todding ton. Esq: Berkshire—William IVisernio Clarke, of Ardington, Esq. Adam I(landy, of Bingston Bagbuze,. Eiq. George Elwes, of Mareliam, .Esq. • Buckinglianishire—Sir .William Clayton, of Harleyford, Bart. William Piggot, of Doddershall, Esq. William Ber nard, of Nether ‘Vinciiinden, Esq. tamblidge and fluntin4donsiiire-William Dunn Gardi ner; ut Chatter's, Esq. _Hut Edes, of Wisbeach, Esq. 101111 Wing, of Tli:miti4; Esq. eli - e'strire Leycester, of 'fort, Esq. Booth Grey, of Ashton Hayes, Esq Ricnard Legh, of Adlingtou, Esq. Cuir&berland —.john Lash, of WoodsidC, Esq. Thomas Hartley, of Lintliwaite, Esq. Sir Wastell Brisco, of Crof ton- place, Bart. Derbyshire=' , G.odfrey Aleynell, of Langley, Esq. Rich. and Bateman, of toston, Esq. Robert Holden, of Darby Abbey. Esq. • Devonshire—Arthur Champerno i wop,•of Darlington, Esq. Paul Treuy Treby, Goodaniore, Esq. lames Hay, of Collypiest, Esq. Dorsetshire —Edward .Greathead; of Udden, Esq. Tho rnas:Horlock Bastard, of Charlton Marshall. Lsq. Francis William Scuyler ' of WUolland, Esq. Essex—Sir Kobert Wigan), of W althamstow, Bart. Chas. Stnitn, of Suttons,•Esq„ bun Marmacluka Grafton Dare, of Cranbrook. Esq. G I bncesterShire - Sit - William Hicks, of Whitcombe Park, Bart. , Robert Gordon, ot Kemble, Esq. Williain_ilunt Trion, of C harlton Kings, Esq. • liciefordshire Sir flungettord Hoskyns, of Harwood, Bart. Philip Iriny;, ot Sugwas„Esq Thomas - lay, of Dern dale, Esq., . • itertroidshire—Robert Taylor, of Tollinores, Esq. I,lin Tulin Currie, of Essenden, Lsq. Thomas Gould, of Nor thaW, Esq I‹..zit—Aildrew Hayes Bradley; of Gore Court, Esq. Sir john Courteney Honey wood, ot bvingtuti, Bart. lolinWel,ls, of Brickle) , Esq..- • ."' Leicestershire --LRicha - rd Norman, of MeltonMowbray, Esq. Robert Haynes; of Great Glean, Esq. john Clarke, ut Wig_ Stun Nid ) .;11:1, Esq., • - Lincolnshire Hoseph Livesey, of Baumber, Esq.' Sir JoLn Trollope, of Caswick, Bart. - ' The Honourable Peter Robert iirtuninond Burrell, of Grainsthorpe Casile Mon,nouths:iire—ll tight Powell, of Llativihaugel, Esq. ClHrles Lewis, of St.. Plate, Esq. • john 1,14411110110 Prtcct ard, of Caerieoh, Esq. •• 1%4'. folk - Charles .Lucas, of Filby, Esq. john Turner of Harningliam, Esq. Thomas : trench Barney, of Iracon Ash, Esq.. -) • Northaiript.msliire—Walter Stricklard, of Brixworth Hall, Esq. : Peter Denys, of Easton Nestor, Esq. Robert Willis Blencowe, of Dal lington, Esq..: . Nolhumbetland—tviiliani Burrell, of Broome Park, Esq. 'oink Carr, or Heageley, Esq. Eduu.nd Croster, of.-Fiestuu, Esq. . • -Nottinghamshire- ThontasW.right, of NorwOcl Park, Esq. William Charlton, of Cinivveli, Esq. Jol n Hall,:ot sop, Es+ Oxror ',hire • - Sir loin) Re'ide, ofs.hipstone, Bart. Francis Sackvill: LI ,yd Glympt,na Park, Esq. William of Ncilier Wharton, Esq. - • • Rutlainisiure . -The hon. George Watson, of. Rockingham .Castle. Gerard Noel Nu4i, of Extun,'Esq. St.aifordiPßticii of .;laiston, E • yq„ • • ShroliShne—tieorge Brooke, of Houghton, Esq. William . Owen, nt Woodnouse., iisy. Sir Lorueit•Corb , :tt, of Ad ck:ii,) Hill, Bart: • , • , • • • Some:setsh:re— 'oho Leigh, of Cqutthay, Esq. Sir him Coles Me ,lycot,r, of yen, kart. lulus liubert Hunti of - Conn:ton i'aulitxturt, Esq, —I ,rn,..5 Beach, of • • the Shaw, Esq. Walter I Sne)d, of Keel, -Esq. lona Fenton Boughey, of Aynalate, Esq. Lotinty of Southampton —Sir Robert Kingsmill, of Sid- ' nionton, fart. lhornas Thisrlethwaite, of Southwick, Esq.. George Eyre, of Branisnow; Esq. Sciffolly--sGeorgePettiward, of Finborough, Esq. Richard Moore, of Nlellord, Esq.. George Wilson, of Redgrayei 4sq. - surrey ,-•George Tritton, of IVandsworth,,Esq: T.hoinas Starling Benson, of Champion Ltdge, Esq. Henry Biirkges, of Ewell, Esq. • Sussex • (' liliam °Myer, of Angniering, Es*q: William DeaNnig, of Ounnington, Esq, 'lames Baker, of Nqrth • • . .• • War.ickshile— Francis Newdi,;ate,.of Arbury, Esq. Sir L net nr) nd, or rindon, Bart. Charles Porte() Pack i:t ‘varvs,:fek, - Wiltshire, Harry of Stockton, Esq. PA;rce Asrp.rA'Coart, oh ilqtesbury, Barr. William kowle, 01 ',Anne,- Esq. ' • wer t esti..rsitire—John Taylor, of Moseley, Esq. Thomas • Hawkes. ' of Dudley, Esq. Edmund Higginsen , • of S alt Marsn, Esq. . --Yoiksitire— I homas Thornhill, of Fixby, Esq. Richard Watt, of 15 , sh- , 1) Burton, Esq, George Osbaldeston,.of Hut ton liusheil,•Lsq. • PRLNCE OF•WALES'S COUNCIL., NOV. 22. County. of Corilw3ll-,Salusbttry I relJwiley, of I'enquite, ut Esq. John Vivian, bt L'encsknneck; tsq. • B4WKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William lows, of Burton untler-Needwood, Staffordshire, grocer and cir..per. Siiveriocl4,,ol Newport, Isle of Wight, countyof Sout-auipton, BA K RUP TS Isaac Eyre, of Charing-Cross, Middlesex,• trunk-maker, j, auirender Nov. 17. 20, awl Dec. 2i, at, one, at Cuilli li".4tt Attorney, Mr. tlannain, Piazza Cluinbers, CO-. (;drden. • tV,,oti; et High street, I,aulbeo, Surrey, cooper, t 7, 24, and lkc. 2i, at ten, at Guildhall; Loudon, AtioiLuas, Wilkinsoc.,autl Youlig , i.Wirgarit-strcet, C:tvenitisn-squlre. Henry J-ce,Qt ii.Oberton, Devonshire, shopkeeper, li.;*4. £7, ikt, Auk! Dec. 2.5, , at eleven, at the I nice cons Inn, Tiver ton. Artuinie, Mr. Lys, "Look's-court, London; -or •-••• _ Mr liende,l. Tiverton. Frederick Cli4lg, of Church-court, Clement's-lane, London, Notttughain• Conlinercial-road, merchant. Nov. 17, 24, and 'Zi, 'at t::11, at GUi(111.411. Attorney, Mr:Barker, BriLk.court,,Tenvic.. itc . 7.. Bartlett. Totenano, of G l'eJt P ,cot E., street, Good- Vtiddlesex, ,iteic,tant, Nov. zo, 27, and'Oec, 23, at , one, at 6 uadhatl. AttrAtties, Messrs. Ev.tt- and • Rtxon, Ilaydon=square, Minories: • . Baliks, of Ktng-stret, Cheapside, 'Middlesex, Lori,: dou, inien-tirver, Nov. 15. at- one, 26, and Dec. 25, at twciv:., at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Easta,,r,,,k, Titarl<.:t .; • „ Sealy f , ,urcitinier Sa e, of Charing —Cross, Mid (lleSeX, Statt.,ilCCS, Nov, t - 7, at one, 24, and Dec, at ten, • at G ill. A tmalies , kssrb. ?ditto' and Knight. I 2 i,ier : sti•eet , Dodo , CWIIIIIIOII3. John Easterby, - of Rotnerniiito., Birder, rope-rnalcer, Nov, 19, 26, anti. t)ec. 25, at, i at Guildltail, London. Attor.iev, Nit*. Walker, Old-lewry. iolul'fitly, ot ...Copthall , court, •,Tnrogrnorton street,; Lon don, insurance-brol:ur, Nov. 17, at ckv n, 20, and Dec. 2s, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C. • 111:tirnan, , W ine- 0 itice.catirt; tee r-st.teei 'Thomas Niankin, .ot Pt.ekliant, Surrey, eollor, Nov. - 17, at eleven, .2.4, and Dee— 25, at twelNt.. - at!Ouildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. C. ~I•kaiinari,• Wlne-Ltdice-c ii t, • klect.,§treFt . , Michael 1(2) ties and W. illiatn Ba, , ,stree, late ot road, - Suirey, inanutatturers,, Is, at one, - 2(), &rat • Dec. 25,\ at tet:Ave, at. Guildhall,/ London. _Attorney, Mr. Dodd, - (: Poulton, of Readi - nA, - cabir:iet-makCr;• • Nov. 2 2 , arid bCC. 25, at one, .‘at Guildhall, London. Itoroic,lle;b)',aiid ,fainiad- court • I eniple. LONDON Printed by [tICHAI• SUN-Orrics Henry miy, of Bristol, corn -fart .r, Nov.. r 4, 16, an Deo. 25, at eleven, at the Rummer -Tavern Bristol. At willies, Mes.rs. Sweet and Stikes, K walks, loner Teinple„ London ; or Mr. L . StephenS, hristol. Richard Winstanley, the younger, of King-street, Cheapside, Losid..4,' and George Hudson,'in :viancheiter, warehouse men, Nov. i 7, at two, Dec. 4, and 25, at ten, at Guild hail, London. --Morales, Messrs. Wiltshire, Bolton, and West, Old broad-street Robert Berridge, late of - Islington, Middlesex, - merchant; — Nov 17, at two, Dee. 4, amt 25, at ten, Guildhall. Attor ney, Mi. W.isnrough, Copiliall court, IhroAninrtop street. Thomas of Poland-street, Oxford-street, Nliddlesex, coach-maker, Nov. 17, at two, DeC. 4, and 25, at ten, at Guildhail Attorney, Mr. Ea,ta!,took, Ilaymarket. Wiliam Rolle, of Lower I.;:cirrionton, vietualler and hay-oeiler, Nov 20 , 27, and Dec., 25, at twelve, at Attornies, Messrs. Stratton and Allport, Shurechtch. WilliaM Stacey, now orlateFromley, Surrey, horse-dealer, Nov. 24, at eleven, Dec. t, and 25, at ten, at Guil}l - Attorney, Mr. Julia Manning, Cle ment's:lnm • Dl;' Dee. 13. loseph Rutter Ashe, of Ormskirk, Lancashire, de.iler, at tr,e George-Inn, Liverpool. Dee.' 13. icon Morris, of POI tsinuoth, Southampton, baker, at the George-Inn.- Portsmouth. Dec. 31. Thomas I(aptiael or.Mary-le-bone•Park, Middlesex, Music-master, at Guildhall. Dee. rt. William Tucker, sell. ut Exeter, merchant, at the C; . loire Tavern, Exeter. Dee. 8. Thornis Bunts, of Great Barlow-street, Mary-le , bone, water-closet-maker, and of *..:ilarles-street, Long- Acre, eaudie.inaker, Dec. 8. William Linuiil, ut Leeds, York, spirit-merchant, • at Dec. S. Wail : 4m Gee Pilltington, of Bawtry, Yoik, Inn keeikri at the Crc>wn-Ino, Rot-no - ham, York. Dec. 8. Gaven Young and G4vcn Glciune, ut Budge-row, merchants, at Dec. Ir. B. Waters, t inch •lane, broker, at Guildhall. Dec. ►r. W. Sault, Soulhaulpton.street, caihmderer, at G uildhall. Dec. 6. 'l'. Wall, Bristol, brewer, at the White Lion-Inn, Broad.streer, Bristol. Dec. ts. t, Bedford:street, Covent-garden, tailor, at Guildhall. I.)ec. is. 1., Burford, Whitechapel-road, glass;seller, at Guildhall. Dec. S. T. Collett, Uxbridge, grocer, at Guildhall. Dee. it. J. Holland, -Clieapside, haberdasher, at • G ulid hall. • Dec. S. W. Purbiick, Gloucester, linen-draper, at Guild hall. lan. za. Brickwood t ,sen. I. Brickwoocl, jun. I. Rainier, W. Morgan, and I. Starkey, Lombard-street, bankers, at G uildhall. Dec. 4. P. Rackstraw - , Tottenham Court-road, cabinet mai.er, at Guildhall. • .Dec 4. S. Ihoetson, Ludgate-hill, silkLmereer, at Guild hall. . • Dec. 8. J. Davison, New, Br:mtliq, linen-draper, at Guild hall.: Nov. 27. "G. rarkinson,' BUcklersbury, warehouseman, at. Guildhall. Dec. is.• A. Spencer, Basinghall.street,' woollen-draper, at 1 . , 7•.• White, Borough, Southwark,' libe.taasher, at Gi.dhthall. Ucc io. W. Morton, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, grocer, at the Head lain, Coventry. 1.).c 8; W. Va.) Ile, t.,reat Carter-lane, druggist, at Guild - hall. , • Dec, 4: j. Remington, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, liquor. 111,1Cilailt, at tale Crowe l lili, Wit..l yes. Dec.. S 1. vans, IlUni,ertoru-market, oyster-wer• chant, at Guildhall. • - CERTIFICATE. Dec 4. j. Tuson,, Chicksattd-street, Mile-end, builder.• C. Audis, New Boswell-court, money-scrivener. W. BOwles, T. Ogden,. and Windnam,. New Sarum, • • Wilts, and I. Barrow,' Shaftesbury, bankers I'. Loud, Devonshire-street, Queen-squat. piano-forte maker. • Knot, Margate, Kent, shoe-maker. T. Lister, King•► trcet, - Holborn, coach-plater. K. Porth, St. Alban's, shopkeeper. W a rrniAtuil, Newcastle, tallortis.liire, butcher.. R. Sanderson, jun. IcingSion-upon-ti ill I, grocer. Livermore. seri. Chelmsford, grocer. • S. Aydoti, W. Elwell, and S. Elwell, Shelf, Yorkshire, iron- trim .cterS . I. Delany, Liverpool, draper. . Perkins, Queen-street, London, wholesale stationer. S. Parker, South . Lambeth, underwriter. T. Thomas, Charterhouse.square, jeweller. I. Du.;den, Shepton Mallen, winker. S. Easton, Dover, br.tody!olerchaut. A.:SuMilie, Lane-end,. Yorkshire, cotton-manuf46.lurer. lc. Kenneiti Citeapsicte, hatter. • Lord W6,LiNGTON'S triple line is strongly forti •fiecf,- both by nature and art. A mass of mountains 'stretch froth Torres Vedras to Alhandra, from Ea'"t to West, at,d from ,North to South to Lisbon.= •Thetrnain military road is from Alhandra to LiS.- bon ; it is &fended by batteries on one.side, and flanked by our gun-boats and sloops on the Other. The.iir'portant p;.sses of Gtveleiros,, Matra, Mon teeheciue, and liucellas, are all fortified by redoubts. There is -not a road, however small, that intersects any part of that imiss of mountains that is not de fended by cannon. Supposing. Lord WELLINGTON to be driven from his tint line, which extends fora Torres Vedras to Alhandra, he has a second to retire to;'eetending from Mafra Alverca, there is.yet a third not lessstrong bet ween that lineand Lisbon: The amount of cannon by which these positions are de - -fended, is 488 of ditierent calibre, from 24 down to 6 pOunders. Add to this, that these positions, tines strong by art and nature, are occupied by alarge,l3ri tish artily, and by a Portuguese army that has proved worth:, of tigcbting in the same ranks with fife British. T:!e Rornah sloop of war, Captiin WHoREwOOO, arrived on l!riday from the Mediterranean. She' sailed, f:urn Gibraltar on theFoth nit. with f 2.8 sail ', of transports and merchantmen un _ter convoy, 13 sail of which parted convoy Off Cape St. Vincent,' in bad weather:- the only•sliips arrived with her are the Flora auk" Tior2zl-y transports. The Roman left tile Norge and Onnz at Gibraltar. The garrison was very healthy,,tliough there were four tr:aisports laying .in the Bay; with 'deserters from the French army. .in,the suitir.part of Sp.dn, which had an in fc.Aious fever on board, but they were kept uncle) . sfrict ,rittarant i and_ no communication - whatever. allowed to take plac. betwixt- them 'and the shore. Tiiev 'came fi orn Ciithagetia.--CaOtains GARTH, POA as::, and Vs v tor 4, of the Navy, at 6 arrived pas-, serigers in the ' , A private: ,ok the name of Frederick Hag man, a•desertcr Irorn the 2d battalion of the King's German Le ion, .clandestinely entered the house oc cupied by Earl' Camden on the Marine Parade, .Brighton, about s e ven o'elock• on the evening of Tuesday, gained at. admittance into her Ladyship's •ohainber, and - r.i.fied: her drawers of trinkets, wear ing apparel, and other valuables. ,He was appre hended lying in, a ditch in a field between Shore h;tm and that• sown, having attempted .to cut his throat when he found himself pursued. • it HARR 1 S.'or No. 4. Martitltt:.court, Bow-street ; and POI No, 2t 2, Strad wLere Adverlisernents, Orders for I EAST !VI) DES. PRICE OE , YESXE Bank Stock, • 2 49 2 .4 8 5 j Navy 5 per Cent tool Irish 5 per Cent. - • 4 per lent. , per Cent. Red. 65 66 65i 3 per Cent. .Cons. 66. E B Bank L. Ain. t3-16t1G fished by ARMIOER SCRIPPS, South Molton street, Grotsycnor.squire. the P4er, Le:tcr; for the Ed:tar tic. (post-pia), must be address.A. BOMBAY COURIER. !UNE 16. e r ti le It iS.with extreme regret that we' anno" n a : o t death of two most valdableOfficers, C `:. A ".by aitd Corbt‘ Fotheritzham, to ham, who were urdeteu 0 freebooter of ii;e name itf Kolb Ali khan: V 1 07,.; ing to a Putskan Tribe, but who has bett LoarlY•t • settled in the Turkish'territories. It appears tharCaptain Grant arr.! Mr. Fat ham had lett Bagdad - in the latter end of Matc 110 , " 0 ! .an intention of pinci"-ei.ling to fsp:ill.m, - of Bt -111- SzLn count! v, and the mount:nos at (tie ' of it. Aiinan of thenaine of Hydes;•liad 'gaged as.a:guide; and who 04;112u,;tr-d them the vill4ge Mundulgitcp„. woere one night : the following day th..y I:arChed and halted without the of Aliiiiiolchl - -te f°l night, Hyder, the guide, to have ottitriunicated to ..K..;lo.Aft Xhan-.l.;*.ilee flit' :;•: p.IIC. of their arrival ther , -; ,„ after tt,ei.;atty ryas riletbv ‘ a fe‘ v Ati:Khan's horsemen., %via; [old the til the at- lianci,..and desired rrPesiteosh, w , „tiich the men readily-agreed to g'fve to • talking the Khali came 'up aeCoinp.ined 'by t ".` G . one liOrsernen; flolit.Jy to tit t 7 t eir Ilernen,•saying, that lie v,ouldt-set,,theth clot road,-,and,iegyested their company to . his en.Fainpment ; wen t ht-i; w t tke Liu than he fell npon'thein.; ' „ Er . 'it . .0 !wain Grant: received/a.' martal carbine hpa while mon . - rendered: AUer'tlieKt , ,ln gager, lie •found the only of Mi.• , •Fothe,ringtiaint-and ••!T!•''A rittell'ai] Syr t van t, a. cool;, and a, apd,was proc: , ;Liti;'• ihem to oh ; they a for ransom', c cc.i , : 1 . 0 , 1 4 Khali- desired them' to hecrime, 1: 1 1u• , . 9ko they •wpAild, plO V irizCl a he: 19(?! , • tlietn go after - ivards on their any reply,l;e hoop d their hhius shot' them orte 'after the dthOr. The above' ac'i ;er :I*,principally , t-itken -Irpm the report to a t n who had teen d•ispau:lie.i by small to An on the froniier„ to nego&iiate r beif Ali Khan 'for - the - release - of :ti7c-Genticin e.o; /110 . - Inelaitcholy „fate. not being.::it first ) tf person - on his . arriyal at ,Deane found Copt-t I3 G I .1;t1 .3 0 I - .lincluostanee servant, whit ,someothers,tli 3t escapecL ac.f.:ounts enrreSponds'nesi ly jer . -received at Taiterati . ,. from the Persian Pritice al manshah, account, howevet, given by the ; • tl is inrectiy charged wjth treaclie"ty it the adoo ll ;le i 04 Kermansh:th, and who' is - also -strongly su i r e`' i i •s/ it b , y, Mr. varies in some respects 11 ° 1 , 1 bays that when it,ey had,gpt a t :ute . a ney, front Moudeii, on the road he 'wanted N t.. .c11 1 . Capt. Grant plied out ft paper-on Which •ed is-,ititne,l and insiSfed.!eson ,going th" )l 7 s eol'",' ntot> tips ,toillyriti.94bacL The ..guide rer.`"•,f to latettle'dangers andlilnio n siimpossiniiq j 1) - 1 . route,•a4 th'f;yrbustliass tlfrou4h a "defile iuteyjeld 9tl a Jobber, meaning, Khan ; who Wc ° o „ife, least strip them a'nd make Atteso prispner.d. •• Grant, howeverjemained deaf to his retnohs'r and at last obliged him to accompany ing at the ;! Kull) Ali - Khan mut therm a ll , - r ot' , .instant'his pe.uple,were mixed with CaPta iu T escort. • hf e ' Guide palled otit to Captain Grant n °t ,.., and there NVould be tro h arm d one ; but t'` . :-anent Captain Grant siiaped- e, a pistol at t he witich was returned by trsifOt from the C-irbi,°•o'ellf' struck Captain Gram in the lokeer,part of h . l c ie and he : instantly fell to the ground; the Gui , e 0 0 : lie himself was severely wounded; and had VI ", of ears cut off. „ Mr.Fotheringham and the res ll oo arty Were not hurt ; -and the Khan 109 1 ', 1 away . with him. The .Guide : bad not,ln a " '' w,r pearance at Bagdad, which.togcther .witP.Vt o r s ctitstauces, had induced Me. Rich to ti kc have - him seized. r • " .ijkdl t On Iricf.ty, the Lady . otAcr. lii' Carl, of S'''P n ' Y ' greell' Sun. • tibißki&D; ' , I , ,is l ",;ii' Yesterday, at St. Mary, Stake Newingtgo, jun. Esq. to Barbara Cec2lia, eldest daughter ` pher Sundius, Esq. of Devonshire-square. 0 Oh Saturday se'nnight, at Geurge's Chur ch, is, el? -the Rev. Henry .Gubbins, A. M. to AtX!!,, in daughter of the late Robert Atkins, Esq. capt,a, South Cork Militia.' to Last week, in Nottingh ams hi re , Chevalier Bit s- d rill Burdett. Co Lately, in the Parish Church orrOmgranY , of Limerick, the R.v. John Read, only snit of of "fO4 W illiatn Read, of Moynoe-House, in the C° llll- V e ro, Bart. to Miss Maria - Yew, daughter of Edrnon" of the City of Dublin. co lf DIED, • Lately, at Hampstead, Lady Catherine - • e • daughter of the Earl of Lennox. ik e ley+ to. " s ir On the I trh inst. in Baker-street, Mrs, Bu 1n ' J. litilkeley, - orb el l The same day, at Hounslow, in the 3 tsf Ye c a , r i cifo r ip? Mrs. Toosey,..the wife of Mr. F. On the 28th ult. at Glanmire, near Cork, w ife ° Reeves, ate, 4 T Yesterday morning. at Kentish Town, Mts. • to Mr. Robert Tate, of Salisbury -street, Strand• se at ... p i On. Saturday se'nnight, Massy Hon. lolin Massy, Robert at, late of .1-is3P nit" oF Coanty perary, hair'' ti On Thursday the Ist inst. suddenly, at Wa re ,,b r ouvo i years, Mt. lonathan Lawence, Mayor rif.thattvobert On Saturday last, at Hammersmith, MG I lire; aged Suddenly, at' Gallon, in the County Of Mayo, 0„0.' year of his age, rohn Browne, Esq. of BroWnest ,e ( County, Major in the South Mayo MitO s j In Waterford, the- Rev. Benjarn:.l,Dicger islin ' the Congregation of A nabvrisks in' that City • Lately, at 'Frew, Parish of Killyman, `,,f 165 pr Tyrone, Edward Raffet ty, .at the wivanct'd ag e 11 ,1 ` 1 ,40 , and, singhlai to relate ! the 'only Circumsti,nce: Bret Was, that of sleeping ore night_ out of 1 1 . 'e born in. He was pertcttly sensible to the !Pt lite, and never had an hour's sick nt;.F. -Park, the , S 1 OCAS . KDAy.. .• ,gof 111(114 SjOC, 161 A r , 1 ihila Pomis e P '. t o . ir E M-leg. 91i1S, 4°. , Ormilum -14 a' 64,. , , „it, ; Imperial 3 per ( 74 , h ,t Ditto Allf!, 6.1- loy coil§. tor .270 i?g• __........---; DREADFUL EFFECTS OF :I 1-11G13'711DE. BOSTON, Nov. H.—The last „night's high tide has dOne so Muchfclarnage to the.di&rent sea-banks, as to render it impossible for me to leaye the I.)lace., Freiston Bank is totally gone, and hardly any trace kit: The Old Sea Rank also is gone in many places by the Bathing, and all along the shore. The.prin cipal inn is much damaged, as the tide passed through ; the house, and took away a lary.e how-window.— The banks, all the way up the Witham, on both sides, ,are broken in many places; and the country uncler , ater : our drains takeit,otf irn ,one,side, but . the Wiberton side to the ,Foss:,clike is many feel un der water. The bank broke by the Grandshire and filled Tannard's Pasture by his house Many:feet:in_ water ; in short, the country is one scene of distress. Numbers of lives are lost boilt by land and sea, and the quantity of stock is wonderfully great. Mr. Rodgers, the attorney, has just been in, and says the: report is upwards of half -a million of money lost in stock. The tide was six , inches higher Here than the new year's gale—indeed, the highest that ever was known. A vessel is carried on to: the turnpike between the Black Sluice and the town, xvith other. two stuck fast in the breach behind her. Mr. Sheath's.bankS, at Tiyertnn, are.broken, Wrangle Bank, and, laSt of all, theF,riskney . New Bank ; but from the latter I have 'understood little damage is done, and the farmers are -rejoicing that it has sit'ed all their stock, as the Old Bank would not have ...„ been high enough. . `A King s. sloop is sunk'at Hobhole, with 30-men on board, who all perished; another with the hands on . boark4bot the full pruticulFrs aye not known. — Several ;houses are blown doWn, and tin ibofs off many'roihers . . ,The account; from the se. must be . dreadful. -• • • ••••• :• .• • • . , , • Liu REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, .Nov. THE KING U. HORTON. The feleOant, who is Chionel of the. HA - 11A Local Militia, was hrotgtit tip to receive jtidgitient, for assAtillin a Mr...M.)rrs, under the :folls.ming clicumStancQs:,--The prosecutor's servant, who was a Local Milivantan in the defendant's'iegiment, uds sent to' the guard- hf:aise 'for miscoudott: The prosecutor interfered with the Colonel to have. him ,enlarged, as he wanted. his, services .that day. The manner of the prosecutor irrhated the defendant, Who called him a d—d insolent; infamotis scoundrel. The prosecutor retorted this language, when the defendant gave him se ; ,erai blows, which was the assault of which he stood convicted. - He was sen tenced to pay a fine of 501. to find sureties him self in tool. each, and two securities in 501, each, . . . The Wowing article appeared in the Orebro Ga zette of the 13ili of October Certain' foreign journals spread the report.that a- contraband com merce is carried on between Sweden and England, that English :vesSel4. are ,received into .the port of CTottenbutigh, &c. 'We have to declare, tharthis report is entirely false. andiabricated, The Swe dish Government scrupulously fulfils the obligations Which it ha's contracted relative to the maintenance of the Continental System. But if English cruisers colleet in the, open sea, and at some miles from Gottenburgh, a number of merchant ships, that is a circumstance which the Swedish Govern-, ment cannot prevent, and which cannot be imputed to it." As Mr. and Mrs. Atkins,: of Maidstone, were.re turning from . London on . Thursday last,. in_ their gle horse chaise, just as they had' reached the 15- "mile 'stone, corner of Birch-wood; about half past o'clock in the day, a man came out of a V I ) way, and without saying a word, seized the horse by the head. Mr. Atkins tmmediately stood up in the chaise, and said . he would not be robbed, and begin to flog the man with his chaise whip, in hopes of making him let go the horse's head, upon'. which he drew his right hand from behind him, and pre , ebted a horse pistol. At .that instant a companion of his, whom Mr. Atkins had not seen bfore, made his appearance, and going round the horse to Mr. At kins'a., side, demanded his money. 'Mr. A. finding resistance useless, gay& him four guineas ;' not sa tisfied with this, the robber Sal T,•`.` you have more, money ;" Mr. A'. replied, " yes, I .havea little sil ver" and gave hied to the amount of I os. The rob-' ber afterwards demanded his watch, which having a tortoise-shell case, he said he would net have it, but repeatedly question , him. ;as to his having 'more mo ney, when, on mr. A's assuring him ,he had not, lie was suffered to proceed. The man who seized the horse never spoke a word all the time, but held ahehorse with 'his left hand and the pistol with his right ; the other, who took the Money, said it was distress drove them to it. Neither of them attempt ed to rob Mrs. Atkins, nor say any thing to her. On the first ,day of this Term _the gaoler of En niskillen appeared in the. Four Courts, Dublin, with fourteen iitsolvent debtors, whom he brought up from prison, for the determination of their respec tive cases. Such has been this 'worthy gaoler's hu manity and meritorions.cooduCt to all the unhappy prisoners whose misfortunes had thrown them into confinement, .and such a feeling of grateful honesty 4d it excite in their bosnms, that the whole four- teen accompanied hirri to Dublin, without any other guard than their own honour. They were seen at rending hint closely in the Hall, and not one among theM would quit him fort moment in a crowded where escape could not, have. been prevented,. , SHOP-LIFTING EXTRAORDIOA-Y.—A . woman,' of the most respectable appearance, 'and dressed in fa shionable style, was yesterday charged, at the Public Office Marlborough-street s with having stolen a piece, of French cambric, sial6e 41. at a linen:draper's in Oxford-street. 'We forb-ar to mention the name of the prisoner, as a publicity of the sort would .tend seriously to injure a connexion to - Which she is at tached ; Suffice it to say,' that she has carried on bdsiness in a fancy trade for some time. .She,called at the shop of the prosecutor, and revested to look• at some articles of-cambric, and, in doing so, ,she contrived to conceal the article for which she .was charged under her mantle. She. was committed for another examination. • 13 0. x zs •— S econ k .I. fll vegifi Pi Str, 4cl ), ("; Arise 6y tTh e 4 • IT Rh 4 ta I cy ; r "gh. 4 'ne ew day w. t t 4fiiit'crrt Tr E 3 Tih 44,: t ca I,4:kt P:, .pi Q u, . of c 0,„, , .teks Vi car k ~„.. „, bu the 44, at gry. e r ri Str c. „ Ned lust e () }i ' a " 111„ 1 1 , 1 V, tali, 'lg , A I :,.. 11, tF ~y~h T o oOn n bcsoL ,__ Ti